Levy definition
Levy means the amount of costs apportioned to participating municipalities in accordance with the Act and Regulations under the Act.
Levy means the emergency services levy determined under Part 6A of the FESA Act and imposed under the Emergency Services Levy Act 2002;
Levy means all powers of distraint and seizure.
Examples of Levy in a sentence
The Council shall send with the Demand Notice an insert provided by the BID Body setting out the information the BID Body is required to provide BID Levy Payers on an annual basis as set out in Schedule 4 of the Regulations.
The BID Body is responsible for the operation of the BID and for using the BID Levy for the purposes of achieving the objectives and aspirations set out in the BID Proposal.
More Definitions of Levy
Levy means a levy determined by the Board under clause 6;
Levy means an administrative power to collect delinquent taxes through the means prescribed by this section, or the exercise of that power. The power to levy includes the power of distraint by any lawful means, the power to sell the property and the power to release the levy when it is no longer necessary or appropriate to further the process of collecting delinquent taxes. Exercise of the levy power creates a lien and makes the assessor a judgment creditor.
Levy means the imposition of a tax, stated in terms of “millage,” against all appropriately located property by a governmental body authorized by law to impose ad valorem taxes.
Levy means the annual sum specified by the Grantor pursuant to condition 8 and payable by the Holder in accordance with the provisions thereof.
Levy means a levy imposed under the Environmental Protection (Landfill) Levy Act 1998.
Levy means the financial services industry levy;